Cock-a-doodle-doo! Another day dawned on Brownhill Farm Erik the rooster called his alarm, “Cock-a-doodle-doo! Awaken, dear fellows!” The grumblers groaned, "Enough with the bellows!" Next day’s bright sun rose over the farm, Erik cried, “Cock-a-doodle-doo!” with charm, All were woken, far and near, Once again only groans met his ear. “Go away, Erik!” the horses cried. “Be quiet, Erik!” the cats replied. The poor old rooster bowed his head, His job was raising them from bed Erik the rooster, a cunning old bird, Was fed up with grumbles he'd always heard. Too curious to let it rest, He planned a trick for the next day’s quest. The next day dawned, all calm and quiet. Still lay the farm as morning slipped by it. “Zzzzzzzzzz…” they slept till noon, Dreaming the morning away too soon. The chickens clucked first, then the horses brayed, “Oh no!...
Threadbare Ted Threadbare Ted of many years, Sent wherever fortune steers, To a basket of arms, be plucked and curled, The lead subject of stories told and twirled. A simple wish: to be held skewiff, At an angle that would scare most stiff While jostled, tumbled, dragged straight through Mud, and dust, and water too. Yet never once did Teddy grumble: Along each pathway he’d be trundled, For while his stitched-up heart still beat, The world was wide, and life was sweet. #poetry #childrenspoetry #kidspoems #teddybear #stuffedtoys #childhoodmemories #nostalgicwriting #rhymingpoem #shortstory #creativewriting #parenting #bedtimestories #familylife #nurseryrhymes #kidslit